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SECURITY & TRUST

Know what you are trusting. And where it stops.

Understand Toolcaise’s outbound integration, scoped credentials, human review, and the limits of cooperative agent controls.

Conceptual illustration of a precision dial marking a deliberate human approval point
01Your agents

Local · cloud · scheduled

02Toolcaise

Activity · incidents · outcomes

03Your decision

Review · approve · investigate

04Your runner

Handle the decision at a checkpoint

01

Your execution environment

Your agent continues running on infrastructure you operate. Reporting uses outbound HTTPS; no inbound port or model-provider key is required for the supervision integration.

02

Scoped access

Register an agent in your workspace and use an agent-scoped credential for reporting. Keep credentials in secure runner configuration and revoke compromised credentials. Account and workspace access remain separate from the runner’s reporting identity.

03

Metadata you choose to report

Send the operational information needed for supervision: run state, step context, timing, and optional usage or outcome details. Do not put secrets, raw prompts, or unnecessary personal information into telemetry fields.

04

Human decisions with explicit limits

Review and approval records are separate from agent-reported execution. Guarded actions bind authorization to an action digest and consume it once. Cooperative controls require compatible checkpoints.

05

Security questions deserve specific answers

Do not infer a compliance certification, contractual SLA, guaranteed data residency, or regulatory suitability from this page. Discuss your requirements and the applicable agreement before sending regulated or sensitive data.

START WITH ONE WORKFLOW

Put your next run
under supervision.

Connect the agent you already run. Build confidence from the work you can actually review.